The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-11
Personal and Society,

Mr.. Gus DIETRICH is in New York.
Mr.. William II. Brown and son Will are in
Omaha for short time.
Miss Mary Morrison returned from two
weeks visit to Chicago last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Caldwell are spending
few weeks with friends in Sandusky, 0,
Miss OMara Of Lafayette is visiting Mrs T.
J. Cullen. at No 422 North Meridian street
Miss Dora Martin is expected home tomorrow
from visit to friends in Louisville and Cincin-
natl
Miss Leseman, of Atlanta Ga, is the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Haas, of North Alabama
street
Miss Peters of Columbus, O., is visiting her
cousin, Miss Nettie DIETRICH, on North Pennsyl.
vania street
Miss Ida Kahn, of Charlottesville, is spending
some time with her cousins, Misses Blanche and
Edith Kahn, of Market street
Miss Minnie Sroddard. of Minneapolis, for
merly of this CITY, is visiting Miss Allie Good
win on North Tennessee street.
Mrs. S. B. Paul. who has been the guest of
Mrs. CORTLAND Var Camp for several weeks re-
turned to her home in Chicago yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. C. !. Fletcher have returned
from their wedding trip. and have gone to house
keeping in their new home at No. 800 South
Meridian street.
for St Louis, where she will reside permanently.
Mr. Whitney having transferred his business in
terests from Chicago to that city.
State Auditor Carr. after several days con-
finement to his room, under the constant atten-
ton of Dr. George w. Coombs is now able to
be at his Office and give attention TO his duties
New York Advocate, Thursday: The presence
| OF Prof. j. q. Ridpath, the historian, at the
| Book Concern was agreeable incident last
Monday morning He is greatly improved in
| health.
| John W. Coons, the Deputy Auditor Of State
fopinU ptody ho-
.nond ring by the general officers of the insur-
ance company for which he was general agent in
| Indiana.
| State Auditor Carr has appointed Mr.. Henry
A. Reed, of Orange county, clerk of the insur-
| ance department of the Auditors Office to sue
! coed Mr.. Ben Messck. He has entered upon
| the discharge of the duties of the position.
| Mr. F. w. Douglass of Providence R. T. a
prospective secretary of the Y. NJ. G. A. in this
city, conducted the prayer meeting services at
| Tabernacle Church last evening. His visit to
! the city is under the auspices of the Y. NJ C. A.
| Conrad Regula, German prominently con
| nected with organizations and societies of that
nationality died at his residence No. 3S9 North
West street, last night. Mr.. Regua was former
| ~ identified with the brewery business. but has
recently been in the employ of Messck & Cones.
| Judge Thomas w. Cooley, Of Michigan. will
| deliver free lecture at the Meridian street M.
E. Church on Wednesday evening the 10th inst
on "The Acquisition of Louisiana" Judge
Cooley was recently appointed receiver of the
Wabash, and is the author of history of Michi-
gan.
DR. Willoughby Walling and family left yes
| terday for Edinburgh, Scotland going by way OF
Washington and New York, thence by the Gun
ard Steamer Scythia, sailing the 10Th inst.
Dr. Wallng goes TO edinburgh to assume the
duties of the office of United States consul at
| that point. Miss Cora English, of Springfield.
ILL.,, cousin of Mrs. Walling, goes with them.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
Bates House, D. E. Mitchell, Muncie; j. B.
! Rucker, Evansville; E. Eliel, South Bend w.
Metzger Lozansport; Paul Allen. Frankfort
Ben L. Smith, Rushville B. f. Scott w. T.
Branaman, Seymour S. NJ McGregor, Brazil;
James Harrison. Shelbyville; c. E. Stem, O. c.
Toner. Martinsville H NJ. Cooper, Kokomo: w
l.. Little, George w. Spilker, Muncie; c. NJ
Crawford, Alex. Crawford. Miss M. J. Julian
Charlottesville; Mrs. George W. Harvey. Marion
j. II: Adams. w. Dewitt Wallace Lafayette
W. W. Parsons, Terre Haute John r. Cravens
w. j. Cravens, Madison; W. j. Lower LaPorte
Grand Hotel: w. A. MARI, Martinsville; w
W. Modem, New Castle; w. III. Cutshall. W. J
White, Lockville; D. c. Mitchell, Muncie; H o
Harris Mt. Ayre. Ind; j. Curry, Lebanon: G.
w. Colwell. Jackson; d. D. Banta, Franklin
W. w. Worthngton, Fort Wayne; NJ. Epstein
Frankfort; S Taylor. Jackson; j. H. Long
Hamilton; j. V. Kent, w. C. Davis. Frankfort
j. * Neal, Toledo; Frank B. Burk jefferson
vile; Elwood Avery. Frankfort; G.. A. Mason
Montpelier; F. T. Meharry, Salem; A. Fl
Shaffer, Huntingdon; John Munce, Richmond
c. F. Mosier and wife, Bristol: Henry c. Dodge
Elkhart: L. A. Clark, Newport; j. L. Fey
guson Knightstown.
| SOCIETY NOTES.
Mrs John A. Holman entertained a few friend
! last Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Stanton ]. Peelle will give large recer